— Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced construction on a 250-foot gilded arch near Arlington National Cemetery will begin in two weeks, despite a lawsuit claiming it disrupts historic sightlines and requires congressional approval.
— The Trump administration is advancing multiple c
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